RAY Fage took the honours when Clacton Golf Club’s seniors competed for their end-of-season Victor Lundorum Trophy.

First played in the late 1980s, this silverware features the winners of the six monthly medals, played during the summer.

The competition was played from white tees and a wet and windy start welcomed the contestants.

However, it turned out fine later in the morning.

The participants were greeted by the seniors captain’s representative past captain Jeff Sinnott for coffee before play and a light lunch and presentation afterwards.

The 2015 winner was past captain Fage, with a nett 73.

The second place was a draw between Rick Hale and Barry Lungius, both with a nett 80.

Clacton hosted their September Medal on a bright Saturday.

With a light breeze, scoring was going to be good and so it proved.

In division one (handicaps of 12 and below), the winner was Simon Smith, returning a score of 78-10-68.

In second was Andy Hobbs, with 72-3-69, on countback from third-placed Peter Hewett, with 74-5-69.

Fourth place went to Andrew Duffin, with 70-0-70.

In division two (handicaps of 13 and above), the winner was Glen Harms, with 85-19-66, and in second was Phil Green, with 94-26-68, on countback from third-placed Michael R Pickers, with 90-22-68.

Picker was third on countback from fourth-placed Damon Purll, with 84-16-68, on countback from fifth-placed Stuart Fisher, with 81-13-68.

Clacton’s juniors played their September Medal on Saturday morning.

The winner was Katy Yates, with 76-7-69, and in second was Riley Faulkner, with 76-5-71.

In third was Wilf Elliott, with 88-16-72.

Clacton’s ladies held their Committee Away Day at Colne Valley.

The winner was Sonja Strutt, with 33 points, closely followed by Jackie Bright, with 32.

In third was Chris Crossfield, with 29.

Chris Crossfield won the longest drive and Sandy Cocker won nearest the pin.